Top-notch Invicta Men's 0224 Force Collection Black Dial Grey Titanium and Black Rubber Watch
Commissioned by automatic or movement of professionals Quartz chronograph in the case of surgical grade solid stainless steel, leather straps, Trinidad luminous hands and submersibles to 100 metres, the Lefty?s prepared for the war and ready for peace. The style casual and elegant men's Invicta Force collection titanium and rubber of the Black Watch is ideal for the casual or business.

Dievas Shadow Review
Since we started w&w, Dievas has been a brand we've kept an eye on. They don't come out with new products that often, but when they do, they tend to be interesting. Since the release of the very popular Vortex model, they've been on a tactical watch kick that recently reached an apex with the introduction of super-hardened steel cases. By making this step into the world of over-engineered super-tough watches, they've gotten into the territory of brands that typically cost quite a lot more. Their newest watch, the Shadow, not only offers high end components and machining that earns the "Made in Germany" label, it has a look that is altogether unique, balancing the sinister dark of a phantom with the legibility of fluorescent markings and hands. At $1,430, the Shadow is an easy and exciting way into the world of tactical watches that though costing several hundred to thousands less than similar watches, doesn't cut corners to save or disappoint.Case:? 6Steel BlackMovement: ETA 2824-2

Breaking News: Phillips To Hold Stainless Steel Chronographs Only Sale This Coming May (Early Look)
Nobody knows how to put on a more interesting watch auction than Aurel Bacs & Co. at Phillips – this much we know. But, after last May's very successful, if perhaps a little staid, thematic Day-Date sale, I think we were all hoping Phillips would come, guns blazing, back into its next thematic sale – and they did, and then some! This May, Phillips will host an evening sale of just chronographs. Stainless-steel chronographs. There isn't a hotter category in the world, and we have a look at some of the early lots – and boy, is this one going to be a killer.The first watch you'll notice at top is one you may know – it's the Rolex reference 4113 – otherwise known as the mack-daddy of the Rolex world. Why? Because it's a freaking 44 mm split-seconds chronograph from Rolex made in only 12 examples! The 4113 is the holy grail reference in the world of Rolex, and Phillips has one. Estimate is 800 to 1.4 million CHF. 1 OF 6 Tropi

From Rolex to AP
Just looking for opinions from the TRF family....How many here have gone from owning Rolexes to AP.If so do your Rolexes ever get wrist time? Whats the split?Has anyone just completely stopped with Rolex?I am taking the plunge and am wondering what I am getting myself into!

Decision time! Help needed!
Hi All,I am in the process of purchasing my first house, therefore I need to liquidate some money to help and have decided to sell my two Rolex's, my 116520 Daytona and 16610 Sub.In doing so I need to replace both watches with one... here lies my problem.To give you some background info, I have had in the past, a 116233 and 116610LV along side these current two watches.I am torn between the following (baring in mind this will now be my only watch in collection for the next couple of years minimum):116613LB116710BLNR116622 Rhodium DialI love all of them for different reasons but am torn between them.Also something to mention; I would have to pay over list for the BLNR but under for both the others. Your help and advice is greatly appreciated!C.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk